Hey, it's Mike Row with a very brief description of my new podcast called The Way I

Heard It.

Brief being the operative word, not just for this description, but for the podcast itself,

the general goal with the way I heard it was to satisfy two different things that I believe

are very much for sale here in the 21st century.

A curious mind and a short attention span.

I'm cursed with both and I have it on excellent authority that I'm not alone.

So I'm not even sure podcast is the right expression to describe what these are.

They're very short, five minute stories, mysteries, fundamentally.

Sometimes wrapped in biography, sometimes wrapped in pop culture, sometimes wrapped in the

history.

It didn't learn in your social studies class, but mostly they're mysteries.

And if it sounds at all familiar to you, it's probably because you remember Paul Harvey.

I certainly do one of the greatest broadcasters in the history of broadcasting for years did

a segment called The Rest of the Story.

And while I would in no way compare myself to him or imagine for a second that I could

ever follow in his gigantic footsteps, I am really interested and always have been in

that kind of storytelling.

Paul Harvey blazed the way for a lot of other people and the way I heard it is in part

and homage to those kinds of narratives, but mostly it's a selfish endeavor.

I like doing these.

I like researching them.

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